Augustus Welby

Korn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch opens a number of performance and recovery centres

Korn guitarist Brian “Head" Welch is the co-founder of wellness company Zivel. He started the company with Korn's former physical therapist Matt O'Neill.

Blues, Roots and Soul

Noel Gallagher, Kirk Hammett, Steven Tyler and more cover Fleetwood Mac

A host of iconic musicians gathered at the London Palladium to celebrate the work of Fleetwood Mac guitarist Peter Green.

Hip Hop

Wu-Tang leader the RZA releases EP of guided meditation recordings

The RZA, a 50-year-old vegan spiritualist, is here to unlock your inner creativity. "Together we'll begin our quest to kill the noise."

Indie

Phoebe Bridgers releases surreal video for brand new single ‘Garden Song’

Garden Song is the first taste of Phoebe Bridgers' second album. It comes with a bong-tinged music video directed by the songwriter's brother Jackson.

Classic Rock

Ross Godfrey reflects on trip hop, British weather and 25 years of Morcheeba

Morcheeba are back in Australia this April for Bluesfest and a run of sideshows. We speak to Ross Godfrey about trip hop and the band's silver jubilee.

Hip Hop

Duffy reveals shocking details of kidnapping and assault

Duffy has opened a new Instagram account to detail a traumatic event from her past. "You can only imagine the amount of times I thought about writing this."

Classic Rock

Mazzy Star co-founder David Roback has died

Roback co-founded Mazzy Star with vocalist Hope Sandoval in 1988. He produced all of their releases, as well as co-writing everything with Sandoval.

Classic Rock

Gorillaz announce guest for episode two of ‘Song Machine’

Episode two of Gorillaz' Song Machine project is coming soon. The virtual band has now announced who'll feature on the song.

Pop

There’s a new Lady Gaga single coming this week

Lady Gaga is gearing up to release her first new music since collaborating with Bradley Cooper on the 'A Star is Born' soundtrack.

Classic Rock

Live Review: The New Pornographers flaunt their melodic reserves on return to Melbourne

The New Pornographers returned after a nine-year absence, with the dignified acoustics of Melbourne Recital Centre emphasising the band's melodic authority.

Classic Rock